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Hedge Schedule Development: Aligning exposures, FP&A and best practices

Every business is unique in its structure, operations, and financial goals. Thus aligning foreign exchange hedging to a given business’s unique budgeting and decision-making processes can potentially offer greater control and better results.

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By Cross-Border
Feb 13, 2024
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Transforming Cross-Border Payments: An Interview with Mark Frey of Corpay Cross-Border

Transforming Cross-Border Payments: An Interview with Mark Frey of Corpay Cross-Border

Fintech.ca sat down with Mark Frey to learn more about the company’s evolution, the major trends shaping the payments space, and how technology is redefining the way organizations manage transactions both locally and internationally.

Dollar dips as Fed's Powell set to testify for second day

Dollar dips as Fed's Powell set to testify for second day

“Powell took a relatively cautious approach,” said Karl Schamotta , chief market strategist at Corpay in Toronto.

Corpay Cross-Border Announces New Collaboration with Dii Desert Energy

Corpay Cross-Border Announces New Collaboration with Dii Desert Energy

Through this collaboration, Dii’s partners will gain access to and utilise Corpay Cross Border’s innovative solutions to help mitigate foreign exchange exposure from their day-to-day business needs.

Canada Sheds 1,400 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Hits 6.4%

Canada Sheds 1,400 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Hits 6.4%

"The Bank of Canada’s business and consumer surveys due July 15 will also prove “enormously important” in determining how the central bank views underlying growth, said Karl Schamotta

Dollar edges down after US jobs data; pound firm after UK election

Dollar edges down after US jobs data; pound firm after UK election

“We see rates coming down across the curve on confirmation of a moderation in U.S. labor markets.

U.S. dollar dips as Fed's Powell's dovish comments offset upbeat jobs data

U.S. dollar dips as Fed's Powell's dovish comments offset upbeat jobs data

“Fed chair Jerome Powell let his dovish plumage show. In our view, he put a September rate cut firmly on the table by acknowledging 'significant progress' in bringing inflation down, and pointing to the 'two-sided risks' facing policymakers ...

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